MP's speech on how we were united by storm's fury

By David Stewart
Updated May 14 2015 - 9:54am, first published May 12 2015 - 5:39pm
STORM SAVIOURS: Mandalong RFS volunteers Neville and Sandy Koch had a tree fall on their Mirrabooka house - one of about 30 that came down on their property - but said helping others during the height of the storm was a welcome distraction from their minor woes. Picture: Jamieson Murphy
STORM SAVIOURS: Mandalong RFS volunteers Neville and Sandy Koch had a tree fall on their Mirrabooka house - one of about 30 that came down on their property - but said helping others during the height of the storm was a welcome distraction from their minor woes. Picture: Jamieson Murphy

LAKE Macquarie MP Greg Piper has given state parliament a compelling account of the impact the April 20 storm had across the electorate and the extraordinary recovery and clean-up work that continues.

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